Which of the following is NOT an element of probable cause that needs to be articulated to a magistrate in order to secure a warrant?
A) probable cause that a crime has been committed
B) probable cause that the criminal has escaped
C) probable cause that evidence of a crime exists
D) probable cause that extant evidence resides in a particular location

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While probable cause that a crime has been committed, that evidence of a crime exists, and that extant evidence resides in a particular location are all elements that need to be articulated to a magistrate in order to secure a warrant, probable cause that the criminal has escaped is not a necessary element.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Element of Probable